Pascal Comelade's "Traffic d'abstraction" is a captivating journey through the eclectic mind of one of the most unique artists in the alternative music scene. Released in June 2015, this album is a delightful fusion of Tango nuevo and Toypop genres, showcasing Comelade's distinctive style and innovative approach to music.
Recorded primarily at C.C.A.M. Studio in Vandœuvre-Nancy in August 1992, with a few tracks laid down at Studio LIN in Barcelona the same year, "Traffic d'abstraction" is a testament to Comelade's enduring creativity. The album's 14 tracks, spanning a total of 33 minutes, are a whirlwind of inventive compositions that blend electronic influences with Comelade's signature whimsical touch.
Inspired by the electronic music of Richard Pinhas's band Heldon, Comelade weaves a tapestry of sounds that are as intriguing as they are entertaining. From the playful "Arthur Cravan Was a Flor Fina" to the evocative "Portrait d'Enric avec son chapeau," each track offers a unique listening experience. The album also features renditions of classic songs like "Sunny Afternoon" and "Like a Rolling Stone," reimagined through Comelade's distinctive lens.
"Traffic d'abstraction" is a celebration of Comelade's artistic versatility, offering a glimpse into the mind of a musician who fearlessly explores the boundaries of genre and style. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer to Comelade's work, this album is sure to captivate and inspire.
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